Step 1

Preheat an over to 140C

Step 2

Place the onion, peppers and garlic on an oven tray. Place the lamb on top. Rub with the oil, sprinkle over the sumac and season with salt and pepper. Pour in the water.

Step 3

Cover tightly with tinfoil. Place into the oven for 10 hours. Check after five (for peace of mind), then continue for the remainder of the time.

Step 4

To make the flatbreads — heat the butter and milk in a small pot until the butter has melted. Place the flour, caraway and salt in a large bowl. Pour the milk into the middle and stir vigorously. Knead on a lightly floured bench for 5 minutes. Leave to sit wrapped for 20 minutes.

Step 5

Divide the dough into 20 small rounds. Roll each one to 5mm thickness and 8cm diameter. Heat a little oil in a frying pan to a high heat. Cook one flatbread for 2 minutes each side until puffed and browned. Adjust the heat if need be, then continue to cook the remainder, two or three at a time.

Step 6

If reheating the flatbreads, give them 2 minutes in a warm oven.

Step 7

Remove the lamb from the oven, pour off the juices and reserve the cooking liquid for later. Allow to sit for 15-20 minutes before serving.

Step 8

Place on a board and shred. Garnish with the oregano and lemon zest. Squeeze the garlic from the bulbs.

Step 9

Serve the flatbread with lamb, peppers, garlic and a dollop of yoghurt.